Comments on: Conference Efficiency Margin to Vegas Precision http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073 Taking pride in over-complicating the simple...and picking winners! Wed, 20 Mar 2013 11:25:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: College Football Spread Correlations and Riff Raff for 2010 | Sports Objective http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073&cpage=1#comment-473 College Football Spread Correlations and Riff Raff for 2010 | Sports Objective Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:19:05 +0000 http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073#comment-473 [...] both will have an absolute difference of .05.  (Again I laid all the framework for this out in my college basketball [...]

]]> By: Major Conferences Expected Win % Table | Sports Objective http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073&cpage=1#comment-299 Major Conferences Expected Win % Table | Sports Objective Sat, 27 Feb 2010 04:31:55 +0000 http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073#comment-299 [...] changed the differential column to be the opposite range than what I had before, basically for the sake of ocularity. Its easier to see which teams are over or under performing by [...]

]]> By: Integration of Pythagorean / NDist Formula to Predict Games | Sports Objective http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073&cpage=1#comment-297 Integration of Pythagorean / NDist Formula to Predict Games | Sports Objective Thu, 25 Feb 2010 08:55:17 +0000 http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073#comment-297 [...] versus actual. The formulas were discussed in the previous post, so I will just list the games (The numbers used for conference games to calculated a normal distribution expected W% have not been updated through February 23rd, but a [...]

]]> By: Using Efficiency and Spread to Predict Against the Spread Record | Sports Objective http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073&cpage=1#comment-294 Using Efficiency and Spread to Predict Against the Spread Record | Sports Objective Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:28:55 +0000 http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073#comment-294 [...] mentioned how the tables and graphs in the last two posts here and here allow for a very flexible data set. Using typical expected winning percentage formulas with some [...]

]]> By: Conference Efficiency Differential Continued… | Sports Objective http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073&cpage=1#comment-291 Conference Efficiency Differential Continued… | Sports Objective Wed, 24 Feb 2010 11:35:37 +0000 http://sportsobjective.com/wordpress/?p=2073#comment-291 [...] MLB W/L – Units Won « Conference Efficiency Margin to Vegas Precision [...]

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